Job Heading: Healthcare Robotics Engineer (Mexico City)
Title: Healthcare Robotics Engineer (Mexico City) Date: 25-02-2026 Company: Rexzone Country: US Remote Type: Remote Employment Type: FULL_TIME Experience Level: Mid-Senior Industry: Technology Job Function: Engineering Skills: healthcare robotics, ROS2, robot perception, motion planning, SLAM, computer vision, safety validation, system integration Salary Currency: USD Salary Min: 63360 Salary Max: 126720 Pay Period: YEAR You will design and ship software for healthcare robotics systems, including perception, localization, mapping, planning, and closed-loop control. The work emphasizes safety, reliability, and traceable verification for hospital-like environments, with strong system integration across sensors, embedded hardware, and cloud services. Responsibilities: - Build and maintain ROS2-based robotics software stacks for healthcare workflows - Develop perception modules (computer vision, sensor fusion) for detection and tracking in clinical environments - Implement SLAM and navigation behaviors suited to dynamic indoor spaces - Improve motion planning, trajectory optimization, and collision avoidance around people and equipment - Define validation plans, test protocols, and safety verification for deployment readiness - Collaborate with cross-functional teams on requirements, integration, and post-deployment monitoring Preferred Qualifications: - Experience shipping robotics systems to production or regulated environments - Knowledge of functional safety concepts, risk analysis, and verification/validation practices - Familiarity with simulation (Gazebo/Ignition), hardware-in-the-loop testing, and CI for robotics - Strong fundamentals in controls, estimation, and real-time system debugging How Rex.zone Helps: - Centralized application flow and role matching for robotics engineering teams - Remote-first collaboration patterns, documentation standards, and structured feedback loops - Access to related roles in ML-assisted perception, computer vision annotation, and QA evaluation



